Antelope Valley Indian Museum State Historic Park

This museum is an ancient homestead built in a pile of boulders, covered with boulders, and the desert background abounds! In addition to the usual arrows and pottery, there are many impressive examples of baskets, textiles, ropes and sandals that usually don’t survive. There is an explanatory display of food, fiber and pigment preparations. The house is decorated like a Southwest fantasy painting and decorating (the first owner is an artist)! Open to the public only on Saturdays after 11am. (Visit the website! Weekday group tours can only be booked.) Why did I wait so long to see it? Well, it's a way to get from Lancaster (150 East!) through a large area of Putian to the east of the city. You will see the “forest” of Joshua’s trees and other small desert hills, as well as barren trailers and abandoned houses. Very worth a visit!

We spent a few hours at the Antelope Valley Indian Museum. The ranger and volunteer told us the history of the museum and showed us pictures. There were many artifacts from the past history of the Native American's that use to inhabit the area. The hiking trail is nice and not hard to navigate. Just watch out for wild animals and stay on the trail. If you need to burn a few hours, come to the Antelope Valley Indian Museum.

The old beauty museum culture is really profound, but almost all places with scenery have cultural heritage and sermons